Nov. 9, 2020

Justice and Love in the 502 - PC063

Justice and Love in the 502 - PC063

Kentucky Teachers of the Year Matthew Kaufman and NyRee Clayton discuss Justice Now.

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Kentucky TOYs Matthew Kaufman & NyRee Clayton discuss Justice Now.

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2020 Kentucky High School Teacher of the Year

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Academic Instructional Coach, 2019 Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year

NyRee Clayton-Taylor is a resource teacher at Phillis Wheatley Elementary School in Louisville, Ky., where she helps teachers improve their instruction using culturally responsive pedagogy. Clayton-Taylor and her husband Antonio Taylor are also the founders of HHn2 L: Hip-Hop n2 Learning, an educational nonprofit that supports students, parents and educators using hip-hop based educational strategies to teach and empower learners. In May of 2018, Clayton-Taylor was named the 2019 Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year. Her work is featured in the upcoming book, “HipHopEd: The Compilation on Hip-Hop Education Vol.2," in which she co-authored the chapter, "Rapping, Recording & Performing: Amplifying Student Voice to Reclaim a Community."